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First Year Experience Exhibition 2020
Lionel Rombach Gallery
Feb 18 – Feb 27, 2020
The annual First Year Experience Exhibition showcases the visionary force of students who are just beginning their pursuit of a career in the arts. Focusing on the diverse studio practices occurring in the first year at the University of Arizona School of Art, the artworks in this exhibition reflect the program’s devotion to the basics of fine craftsmanship and conceptual development. Join us and celebrate the artworks of our newest students! ... See MoreSee Less

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Feb 3 - Feb 13, 2020
The School of Art Donor's and Scholars Exhibition
Lionel Rombach Gallery

Please join the School of Art and the Art Advisory Board in celebrating the works of our accomplished scholars. The School of Art Scholarship Exhibition is the annual event showcasing the work of our 2019 -2020 endowed scholarship recipients.
The exhibition represents the breadth of visual art making, teaching, and scholarship from students at all levels of their academic program. The works pull from a variety of different concepts, themes, and materials from all divisions within the School of Art. The range of creation is just a small selection highlighting the contemporary issues our students are exploring within their studio practices. ... See MoreSee Less

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Matriarchs | Erin Scott
Jan 22 – Jan 30, 2020 | Reception: Jan 29, 3:30 — 4:30pm
Lionel Rombach Gallery

Matriarchs is an installation that questions the political structures that systematically oppress women, the social amnesia of women’s history, and the role of women as dictated by familial structures. The necessity of talking to older women to understand women’s progress and the deterioration of history that comes with lost memory is explored through the process of printmaking. Viewers will be welcome to walk through the life of a woman from two generations before, while witnessing the under appreciation of women’s craft and the erasure of women’s history.
Arizona based printmaker, Erin Scott, has been honing her skills in the production of multiples since 2017. She has been blending printmaking with memories of her grandmother, bringing together two different sides of her life to make prints into domestic objects.
Erin’s evolution into object making from a printmaking lens has allowed her to join together two different modes of art making. Her use of print in non-traditional contexts allows Erin to challenge our ideas of printmaking, and of our family knowledge - utilizing repetition to confuse what we think we know. ... See MoreSee Less

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Talking Bodies | Eli Burke and Harrison Orr
Jan 7 – Jan 16, 2020 | Reception: Jan 16, 12:00 — 2:00pm
Lionel Rombach Gallery

We seek healing through the queer imaginary and art magic. We take pride in our true bodies while exploring our potential beyond the binary. We create work that draws from personal experience, dreams, history, and community. We
invite you to celebrate and reflect on our individual and collective somatic experiences.
Eli Burke is an interdisciplinary artist who uses a diverse range of mediums including drawing, painting, printmaking, and installation working with themes of loss, identity, queer embodiment, magic, empathy and vulnerability. Burke is a full tuition Merit Scholar graduating with their MFA in 2007 from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a current Ph.D student in Art and Visual Culture Education at the University of Arizona. Burke’s most recent exhibitions include Fleischer Ollman Gallery in Philadelphia, ACRE TV in Chicago, and Everybody in Tucson, AZ.
Harrison Orr graduated from The University of Arizona in 2012 with a BFA in Media Arts and is currently working towards an MA in Art & Visual Culture Education. He is passionate about both making and teaching art, as well as creating safe spaces of learning and creating for all individuals. ... See MoreSee Less

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